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Enugu Guber: PDP’s Mbah coasting to victory, wins Nkanu West, Awgu LGAs as LP polled 30,294 votes in Nsukka LG

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The candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Peter Mbah has maintained a clear lead in the ongoing governorship election in Enugu State as he won two more local government areas – Nkanu West and Awgu to increase his chances of winning.

In Nkanu West Local Government, PDP won with 8382 votes while Labour Party trails with 2577 votes. APC came third with 1676 votes while APGA polled 1609.

In Awgu Local Government Area, the PDP polled 10668 to defeat the Labour Party which scored 5462 votes, APC got 1175 votes and APGA 805 votes.

So far, results of 13 local government areas have been announced while three are being awaited.

In Nsukka local government area, the Labour Party won with 30294 votes while the PDP polled 10886 votes, the APC got 1017 votes and APGA 1309 votes.

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The PDP won in Uzo-Uwani, Ezeagu, Aninri, Udi, Awgu, Nkanu East, Nkanu West and Enugu South Local Government Areas

While Labour Party took Igboeze North, Igboeze South, Igboetiti, Oji River, Nsukka and Isi-Uzo local government areas.

However, while LP got 30,294 votes in Nsukka LG alone, it questioned the 30,350 PDP scored and m Nkanu East, the council of the PDP guber candidate.

Full results from LGAs announced by Collation officers so far:

Igboeze north LGA Enugu state
No of Registered voters 134230
No of accredited voters 20633
AA 04
AAC 08
ADC 16
ADp 26
APC 541
ApGA 250
Apm 23
App 14
BP 29
Lp 9955
Nnpp 167
Nrm 43
PDP 8738
Prp 17
Sdp 07
YPP 38
Zlp 54
Total valid votes 19930
Rejected 699
Total votes cast 20629

Udi LGA
Total no of Registered voters: 150254
Total no of accredited voters 28719
AA 46
AAC 7
ADC 64
ADp 18
APC 1648
ApGA 1724
Apm 31
App 9
BP 15
LP 10109
Nnpp 172
Nrm 47
PDP 13633
Prp 292
Sdp 15
YPP 97
Zlp 27
Total valid votes 27954
Rejected 759
Total votes cast 28713

Igboetiti LGA Enugu state
Total no of Registered voters89636
Total no of accredited voters 24303
AA 4
AAC 9
ADC 24
Adp 21
APC 939
ApGA 1259
Apm 22
App 13
BP 20
LP 11941
Nnpp 137
Nrm 266
PDP 8959
Prp 23
Sdp 4
YPP 12
Zlp 17
Total valid votes 23670
Rejected 592
Total votes cast 24262

Ezeagu LGA Enugu state
No of registered voters 88877
No of acc voters 15559
AA 5
AAC 10
ADC 30
ADp 14
APC 963
ApGA 300
Apm 29
App 11
BP 18
LP 5949
Nnpp 81
Nrm 20
PDP 7576
Prp 9
Sdp 3
YPP 11
Zlp 12
Total valid votes 15041
Rejected votes 496
Total votes cast
15537

Aninri LGA Enugu state
No or registered voters 80312
No of Accredited voters 12010
AA 08
AAC 08
AdC 66
ADp 09
APC 906
ApGA 498
Apm 17
App 08
BP 11
LP 3431
Nnpp 85
Nrm 29
PDP 6520
Prp 04
Sdp 02
YPP 04
Zlp13
Total valid votes 11619
Rejected 370
Total votes cast 11989

Oji River LGA Enugu state
No of registered voters 83416
No of accredited voters 17340
AA 0
AAC 04
ADC 29
ADp 18
APC 1060
ApGA 246
Apm 22
App 10
BP 11
LP 7747
Nnpp 121
Nrm 22
PDP 7365
Prp 13
Sdp 01
YPP 18
Zlp 20
Total valid votes 16707
Rejected 625
Total votes cast 17332

Uzo uwani LGA
Total no of reg voters 64696
Total no of accredited registered voters 14240
AA 1
AAC 3
ADC 25
ADp 34
APC 1019
ApGA 169
Apm 21
App 1
BP 5
LP 5257
Nnpp 45
Nrm 23
PDP 7298
Prp 9
Sdp 3
YPP 9
Zlp 4
Total valid votes 13897
Rejected 331
Total votes cast 14228

Isiuzo LGA Enugu state
Total no of Registered voters 80433
Total accredited voters 19779
Aa 02
AAC 02
ADC 06
Adp10
APC 231
ApGA 42
Apm 14
App 06
BP 13
LP 12518
Nnpp 101
Nrm 23
PDP 6381
Prp 07
Sdp 04
YPP 11
Zlp 13
Total no of valid votes 19384
Rejected 394
Total votes cast 19778

Nkanu East LGA Enugu state.
Total no of Registered voters 82959
No of Accredited voters 33156
AA 06
AAC 00
ADC 11
ADp 03
APC 448
ApGA 188
Apm 07
App 03
BP 02
LP 1855
Nnpp 17
Nrm 13
PDP 30350
prp 06
Sdp 05
YPP 46
Zlp04
Total valid valid votes 32958
Rejected 170
Total votes cast 33128

Enugu South LGA Enugu state

Total no reg voters 178654
No of acc voters 22663
AA 83
AAC 7
ADC 32
ADp 21
APC 560
ApGA 3110
Apm 6
App 5
BP 19
LP 7438
Nnpp 144
Nrm 37
PDP 10557
Prp 44
Sdp 7
YPP 13
Zlp 13
Total valid votes 22096
Rejected 493
Total votes cast 22589

Igboeze South LGA Enugu state.
Total no of registered voters 110404
No of acc voters 16426
A 04
AAC 011
ADC 081
ADp 049
APC 927
ApGA 246
Apm 036
App 015
BP 030
LP 9680
Nnpp 148
Nrm 028
PDP 4691
Prp 018
Sdp 01
YPP 016
Zlp 026
Total valid votes 16007
Rejected 400
Total votes cast 16407

Awgu LGA Enugu state
No of Registered voters 104800
No of acc voters 19590
AA 10
AAC 21
APC 634
ADp 20
APC 1175
ApGA 805
Apm 16
App 03
BP 06
LP 5462
Nnpp 54
Nrm 23
PDP 10668
Prp 18
Sdp 02
YPP 13
Zlp 09
Total valid votes 18939
Rejected 640
Total votes cast 19579

Nkanu west LGA

Total no of registered voters 101625
Total no of accredited voters 14952
AA 20
AAC 8
Adc 41
ADp 24
APC 1676
ApGA 1609
Apm 07
App 07
BP 40
LP 2577
Nnpp 44
InNrm 14
PDP 8382
Prp 05
Sdp 02
YPP 05
zlp 05
Total valid votes 14466
Rejected 486
Total votes cast 14952

Enugu north LGA Enugu state
Total no of Registered voters 208762
No of acc voters 23603
AA 52
AAC 7
ADC 36
ADp 34
APC 563
ApGA 3108
Apm 9
App 2
BP 12
LP 9610
Nnpp 68
Nrm 36
Pdp 9333
Prp 256
Sdp 2
YPP 16
Zlp18
Total valid votes 23162
Rejected 422
Total votes cast 23584

Udenu LGA Enugu state
Total no of Registered voters 133061
No of accredited voters 23679
AA 03
AAC 11
ADC 15
ADp 27
Apc513
ApGA 412
Apm 45
ADp 15
BP 27
Lp 11315
Nnpp 174
Nrm 165
PDP 10148
Prp19
Sdp 05
YPP 27
Zlp 33
Total valid votes 22954
Rejected 680
Total votes cast 23634

Enugu East LGA Enugu state.
Total no of Registered voters 210600
No of Accredited voters 29843
Aà 66
AAC 15
ADC 30
ADp 25
APC 622
ApGA 2779
Apm 12
App 9
BP 17
LP 12405
Nnpp 92
Nrm 15
PDP 12803
Prp 30
Sdp 28
YPP 28
Zlp 23
Total valid votes 28974
Rejected 657
Total votes cast 29631

Nsukka LGA Enugu state
Total no of Registered voters 204177
No of accredited voters 45
AA 14
AAC 15
ADC 36
ADp 45
APC 1017
ApGA 1309
Apm 45
App 28
BP 43
LP 30294
Nnpp 460
Nrm 53
PDP 10886
Prp 82
Sdp 4
YPP 42
Zlp 44
Total valid votes 44417
Rejected 1017
Total votes cast 45434

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In a statement by his media office in the state capital on Tuesday, titled ‘Kill Osun Accord with Votes, Not Violence, Senator Fadahunsi Tells APC,’ the senator said his viral comment was “a call on supporters to overwhelmingly reject the Accord Party at the ballot box through lawful, peaceful and democratic means during the August 15 governorship election.”

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Ahead the 2027 Presidential election, the leadership of the Igbo Community Association (ICA) the umbrella socio-cultural organization in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) strongly refutes and rejects the recent statements made by Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma, Minister of Works David Umahi, and Senate Deputy Chief Whip Onyekachi Nwebonyi claiming that the South-East electorate is fully united behind President Bola Tinubu’s re-election bid.

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